CARE
Daily Wear Guidelines:
- It is recommended to remove jewelry before exercising, bathing, or sleeping.
- Avoid contact with perfume and chemicals.
- Minimize exposure to skincare products, cosmetics, and hair spray.
- Keep jewelry dry.
Silver Jewelry Care:
- Silver naturally tarnishes, turning black, yellow, or dull over time, which is normal.
- Use a silver polishing cloth or professional silver cleaning solution for maintenance.
- When cleaning, soak the silver in cleaning solution for about 5 seconds, rinse thoroughly with water, dry with a paper towel, and ensure it stays dry.
Gold-Plated Jewelry Care:
- Frequent cleaning of gold-plated jewelry is not recommended.
- When cleaning, use a small amount of mild detergent and a soft-bristled brush to gently clean it. Rinse with clean water and dry thoroughly.
- Gold plating naturally wears down over time, so avoid humid environments and contact with sweat.
Pearl Jewelry Care:
- Pearls are primarily composed of calcium carbonate, and exposure to cosmetics, perfumes, and other chemicals can affect their luster. Minimize such contact.
- Avoid wearing pearls during sleep or exercise to prevent strain and breakage.
- Do not wear pearls while bathing to prevent damage from the acidic and alkaline substances in bath products. Alternating moisture and dryness can also cause cracks and fine lines.
- Wipe pearls gently with a soft cloth and store them separately to prevent scratching.
- If dirty, use a damp cloth to gently wipe the pearls, but do not soak them in water.
- It is recommended to remove jewelry before exercising, bathing, or sleeping.
- Avoid contact with perfume and chemicals.
- Minimize exposure to skincare products, cosmetics, and hair spray.
- Keep jewelry dry.
Silver Jewelry Care:
- Silver naturally tarnishes, turning black, yellow, or dull over time, which is normal.
- Use a silver polishing cloth or professional silver cleaning solution for maintenance.
- When cleaning, soak the silver in cleaning solution for about 5 seconds, rinse thoroughly with water, dry with a paper towel, and ensure it stays dry.
Gold-Plated Jewelry Care:
- Frequent cleaning of gold-plated jewelry is not recommended.
- When cleaning, use a small amount of mild detergent and a soft-bristled brush to gently clean it. Rinse with clean water and dry thoroughly.
- Gold plating naturally wears down over time, so avoid humid environments and contact with sweat.
Pearl Jewelry Care:
- Pearls are primarily composed of calcium carbonate, and exposure to cosmetics, perfumes, and other chemicals can affect their luster. Minimize such contact.
- Avoid wearing pearls during sleep or exercise to prevent strain and breakage.
- Do not wear pearls while bathing to prevent damage from the acidic and alkaline substances in bath products. Alternating moisture and dryness can also cause cracks and fine lines.
- Wipe pearls gently with a soft cloth and store them separately to prevent scratching.
- If dirty, use a damp cloth to gently wipe the pearls, but do not soak them in water.